Elon Musk Slams Senate Republicans For Stalling Trump Nominees

Elon Musk sent a pointed warning to Senate Republicans on Sunday, accusing them of standing in the way of President Donald Trump’s cabinet appointments. Musk’s statement reflected growing frustration among conservatives over internal GOP conflicts.

“Whoever thwarts the will of the people will lose either their primary or the mid-term election,” Musk declared. His remarks came after reports that five Republican senators opposed Rep. Matt Gaetz’s nomination for attorney general, prompting his withdrawal.
Trump supporters have voiced anger over the lack of unity within the Republican Party.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) emphasized that in 2020, every Senate Democrat backed President Joe Biden’s nominees without hesitation, highlighting the stark contrast in party dynamics.

Conservative activists have called out key Senate leaders, including Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), for their roles in shaping committee assignments. Critics argue these positions could be leveraged to block or stall Trump’s second-term agenda.

Musk’s comments reflect the broader dissatisfaction among Trump’s base with establishment Republicans. Many view the opposition to Gaetz’s nomination as emblematic of a deeper issue within the party, where loyalty to voters’ mandates is questioned.

With Republicans holding majorities in Congress, the pressure is mounting to deliver on campaign promises. Musk’s warning serves as a rallying cry for unity, urging GOP lawmakers to align with the voters who propelled Trump’s sweeping victory in 2024.